Saturday, February 23, 2013

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Little bit o' web search and a search of my own pic/documentations
turned up this:
Original poster from Harrisburg RR Station production, early 90s
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Man with Bags by Eugene Ionesco,
Translated by Marie-France Ionesco,
Adapted by Israel Horovitz
What happens when you do go home again? When the Man of the title heads back to the land of this childhood, the notions of time, space, and memories merge to create a dreamscape of great insight, passion, and humor. Like great works of visual art, Ionesco weaves commonplace ideas, images, and observations in order to unmask complex truths, and profound ambiguities.
"For the playwright, a dream can be considered as an essentially dramatic event. The dream is pure drama. In a dream, one is always in mid-situation. To be more concise, I think that the dream is a lucid thought, more lucid than anyone has when awake, a thought expressed in images, and that at the same time its form is always dramatic." --Eugene Ionesco
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<>Alive - Entertainment Section
issuu.com/thesentinel00/docs/alivebinderdecember8Share
"Dec 8, 2011 – 11, at Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts in Harrisburg. ...... [Clark]Nicholson had appeared earlier in another Ionesco work, the play "Man with Bags" -- given a multimedia production at the Train Station in the early 1990s ..."
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About Me

I like autumn, the Susquehanna, cup of coffee & a newspaper; New York in June.
Tea with honey and rum, Lazienki Royal park in Warsaw, and that MacDonald‘s in Helsinki with black and white checkerboard floors. And Robert Johnson, Keely Smith, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and Louis Prima. And Rick & Ziza's kitchen.